'Diary ofa Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules'

'Diary ofa Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules'

*1/2 (out of four) What we said: "If only the movie were about Greg's best friend, Rowley (Robert Capron), whose total lack of self-consciousness ultimately makes people realize he's cool for just being himself. Greg, on the other hand, is a selfish, whiny kid who doesn't respect his grandpa. Rodrick's fixated on his terrible band, Loded Diper, and being lazy in the least charismatic way possible. The siblings' adventures don't involve important (or funny) rites of passage, just fake vomit and hosting a "scandalous"/perfectly tame party (no booze, just Coke and orange juice) while the folks are out of town." -- Matt Pais Click here for our full review

*1/2 (out of four) What we said: "If only the movie were about Greg's best friend, Rowley (Robert Capron), whose total lack of self-consciousness ultimately makes people realize he's cool for just being himself. Greg, on the other hand, is a selfish, whiny kid who doesn't respect his grandpa. Rodrick's fixated on his terrible band, Loded Diper, and being lazy in the least charismatic way possible. The siblings' adventures don't involve important (or funny) rites of passage, just fake vomit and hosting a "scandalous"/perfectly tame party (no booze, just Coke and orange juice) while the folks are out of town." -- Matt Pais Click here for our full review

*1/2 (out of four) What we said: "If only the movie were about Greg's best friend, Rowley (Robert Capron), whose total lack of self-consciousness ultimately makes people realize he's cool for just being himself. Greg, on the other hand, is a selfish, whiny kid who doesn't respect his grandpa. Rodrick's fixated on his terrible band, Loded Diper, and being lazy in the least charismatic way possible. The siblings' adventures don't involve important (or funny) rites of passage, just fake vomit and hosting a "scandalous"/perfectly tame party (no booze, just Coke and orange juice) while the folks are out of town." -- Matt Pais Click here for our full review